At least 58 people died, including several children, when a wooden sailing boat carrying migrants from Turkey to Europe.

New Zealand police were searching for eight people still missing after Cyclone Gabrielle struck two weeks ago, authorities said on Sunday, amid warnings of more wild weather for the nation’s North Island.

A man in Spain who was initially suspected of having the deadly Marburg disease tested negative on Saturday and does not have the virus, the health ministry said.

Nearly 85,000 households and businesses were without power in the Los Angeles area, as storms continued to pummel parts of California, bringing snow to higher elevations and dumping rain and hail in the flatlands.

Turkey has arrested 184 people suspected of responsibility for the collapse of buildings in this month’s earthquakes and investigations are widening, a minister said, as anger simmers over what many see as corrupt building practices.

Thousands took to Lisbon’s streets to demand better living conditions at a time high inflation is making it even tougher for people to make ends meet.

El Salvador’s government moved thousands of suspected gang members to a newly opened “mega prison”, the latest step in a controversial crackdown on crime that has caused the Central American nation’s prison population to soar.

A demonstration against supplying Ukraine with weapons for war with Russia attracted 10,000 people, drawing criticism from top German government officials and a large police presence to maintain order.

Iran has developed a cruise missile with a range of 1,650 km (1,025 miles) a top Revolutionary Guards commander said on Friday, in a move likely to raise Western concerns after Russia’s use of Iranian drones in the Ukraine war.

Ukraine honored its dead and vowed to keep fighting on Friday while Russia told the world to accept “the realities” of its war but faced new Western sanctions on the invasion’s anniversary.

Finance leaders of the world’s top economies sought on Friday to bridge differences over how to deal with Russia following its invasion of Ukraine a year ago, as the West stepped up sanctions against Moscow.

The U.S. nominee to lead the World Bank, ex-Mastercard Chief Executive Ajay Banga, gained traction with leading members on Friday, a sign that he will likely have a smooth ride to confirmation by the global lender’s executive board.